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I've been having a look at this today since the weather turned sour on me and it's amazing.
James I saw right off one advantage this youngster has over us,his hand ain't shaken like a puppy trying to pass a peach seed. :hmmm
If I keep painting figures im going to need more Vallejo paint colors and better brushes.
Thanks so much Giovanni,I kiss your hand :kiss:
Tony lee
You know what Giovanni, to tell the truth I had forgotten about the Sturmtiger. :gogo
I didn't know that the series 7 was a water color brush so I was looking in the wrong place in our art store here.
I did buy two Floquil Kolinsky brushes a #0 and a #3 round.
Also 5 W/N Monarch brushes that looked like Kolinsky, #00round,#0 round,#2 round,#0 filbert and a #2 flat.
These turned out to be mongoose hair. :huh:
What do you recommend I buy now that I know where to find the series 7 brushes?
Building the AFVs is the easy part my man it's the finish that makes or breaks it and you've got the talent to put a killer finish on one.
Really appreciate your compliment and any suggestions guy.
Thanks
Tony lee
Tony,
I don't mean to cut in, but I doubt Giovanni would know where to buy those in America. I'm not sure Springfield has a good art store, if they do, then try there. If not, Michael's out on Glenstone past Battlefield Mall should carry the Winsor-Newton series 7 which are Kolinsky sable and will work well. Finding Kolinsky sable in America other than Series 7 W/N is almost impossible.
When I ran VLS, we carried our own brand of Kolinsky sable brushes as well as Series 7 Winsor Newton. I order mine directly from a German company named Veringte Pinselfabriken, but they are the sizes 2 through 10 Kolinsky sable Filbert brushes. I use them for a wide variety of purposes.
Bob